I have an eighth grade daughter, and up until about a year ago, I had never allowed her to go to sleepovers.

I decided to let her go.

During that sleepover, one of the girls with a phone had the app Omagle, and an old perverted man had exposed themselves

to the girl.

What's going on?

This is John with the Dr. John Deloney's show.

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your kids whatever you got going on.

Let's go out to Bend, Oregon and talk to Jessica. What up, Jessica?

Hello, how are you? I'm good. How are you?

Nervous. Oh, don't be nervous. I'm not very good at this day. You're good to go. What's up?

What's up? So, I have an eighth grade daughter. I also have a fifth daughter. And up until about a year ago, I had never allowed her to go to sleepovers. She'd had

like a handful of, you know, one-on-one sleepovers with some friends that are like family. But outside

that, I didn't allow her to do summer parties. But this year feels like there's one about every month, and I decided to let her go. It was a, you know,

she has a really good friend. She's a good girl. She went, and the next day I could tell something was

off. And she told me that during that sleepover, one of the girls with a phone, um, had the app omegal and an old perverted man had exposed themselves to the girls.

Obviously, I was pretty upset about it, but now I'm in this situation where I don't know if I should stop letting her have them or appreciate that she told me, and I just don't know how to handle it going forward.

They're just constant and I'm the only one that doesn't let my daughter stay or had been.

So just trying to figure out how to navigate this.

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